Justin Sun Says He's Interested in Putting Up to $1 Billion for a DCG Asset Fire Sale
Justin Sun, founder of TRON Foundation, has revealed he is willing to spend up to $1 billion of his own money to buy assets of embattled cryptocurrency lender Genesis’ parent firm, Digital Currency Group (DCG). In an int...
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In an interview with Reuters, the Chinese crypto entrepreneur said he is willing to spend that amount to buy a portion of DCG’s assets “depending on their evaluation of the situation.” Sun did not specify which parts of DCG's VC assets he plans to acquire. ...
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